no point staino

your car is broken!

ROFLMFAO

to get the satin finish are they just using a satin clear coat over the paint?

or is there some other technique they use?

I painted some bits for a truck last week at work, and I used for the first time a Matte Clear. You mix it up similar to normal clear, except its very opaque in colour and seems a bit thicker. It dries a bit slower (you have to use Slow or Medium thinner) and it dries to a nice dull matte finish. You could use it on top of any basecoat, including metallics, 3 layer pearls or harlequin...etc.

Otherwise they may be a direct gloss with lots of matting base added to it, which would work well on the solid (non metallic) colours.

Edited December 29, 201114 yr by XF Falcon

cheers XF

how does it go for orange peel? In the pics it looks so freeekin flat !

Would it need a cut and polish to make it look smooth or does it look nice off the gun?

im keen to try this out soon if I can get my hands on the stuff.

I think satin yellow would look good too.

as the plates would suggest

I read stone cold?

I read stone cold?

...............yeah that's what I read too,

satin cloud....

cheers XF

how does it go for orange peel? In the pics it looks so freeekin flat !

Would it need a cut and polish to make it look smooth or does it look nice off the gun?

im keen to try this out soon if I can get my hands on the stuff.

Off the gun the parts I painted came out very flat, no cutting or anything was needed once it was dry.

You may find also that some of the exotics I posted before may be vinyl wrapped as well, which is another option.

satin cloud....

close.

SATIN CLAD

on the subject of blacking...

what bout satin black convo pro's?

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